The monograph is devoted to the study of weapons and military art of the Mongolian and Turkic nomadic peoples of Central Asia and Southern Siberia in the late Middle Ages and modern times. The book analyzes all the main types of remote and close combat weapons, as well as the means of protection used by Mongolian (Chakhar, Khalkha, Dzungarian), Kyrgyz, Teleut, Buryat, Tuvan and Tibetan soldiers during hostilities in the territory of the region under consideration.